'Frictional unemployment' can be defined as unemployed that:
A)arises due to changes in technology in the economy.
B)occurs as the result of a recession.
C)occurs when people are re-entering the labour force.
D)occurs when people have not had a job for 12 months or more.

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Frictional unemployment occurs when people are in between jobs or are re-entering the labour force. It is not related to changes in technology or a recession, and the length of time someone has been unemployed is not a defining factor.

'Frictional Unemployment' Can Be Defined as Unemployed That